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“YORK COUNTY’S NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER” “In Essentials, Unity; In Nonâ€"essentials. Liberty: In /l// Things. Clanritv.” 'VOL, L11. RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO, TH u °=0=0=°=0=0=0=0=0=0 Change In Voting i IT’S ALL TALKING - YRS: livaughan .fi 0» and ’5 READY FOR PAVING The Vaughan township council met WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Sept. 4, 5, 6 in regular session on Tuesday after- noon and although the business of the day was comparatively light some im- A By-Law was passed fixing the voting portant matters were dealt with. 'hours on election day at from 9 a. m. i to 7 p. m. which is two hours longer than has been the custom in previous] years. of immediate attention to this prob-i lem was stressed in the communicatâ€"l ion which stated “surely other livest o I] 0 l ~ 0 l l i This action was taken after frequent requests from the East Vaughan Ratepayers and residents of the east side of the municipality dur- ing recent years who felt that when the poll closed at 5 o’clock it was a hardship on a great many of the elec- tors who worked in the city and were not home from their day’s work at that time. The change will meet with general approval as it extends the franchise to all without the inconven- ience and expense of taking a day off work. The by-law was passed on a unanimous vote of the council. The matter of sidewalks for Yonge Street was forcibly drawn to the atâ€" tention of the council by a communi- cation from the East Vaughan Rate- payers’ Association. The great need E I. i l Comedy News MADAM Q SATURDAY MONDAY TOPICS FABLES TUESDAY September 7, 9 and 10 i ltion is taken.” The council discuss- ed the matter at some length and every member is impressed with the need of this work but the problem is a very complex one for the township and there are many difficulties to overcome. In the near future how~ ever the council will meet the council of Markham and once more endeavour lto take some action to meet the situ- 1ation. They will probably interview the Minister of Highways as the op- inion is held by many that the Proâ€" vince should take the initiative in this matter as Yonge Street in a provinciâ€" al highway. A By_Law was passed dividing $17- 66. which is interest on the Clergy Reserve Fund and Municipal Reserve Fund among the various school sec- tions of the township. A By-Law was passed to provide ’for the issuing of debentures amount- ling to $9259.87 which is the cost of road construction on Oak and Edgar Avenues and which was done as a Local Improvement A By-Law was also passed to provide for the con- struction of a ten foot macadam roadâ€", way on Rumble Avenue from theI westerly limits of the village of Rich-i mond Hill to the eifgl of the street. Interviewed by The Liberal, Road Superintendent Mac-Donald“ rewi'ted that road work throughout theitoer ship was well under way. The seaâ€" 0 O C Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept. 11, 12, 13 ., ,5... .' "Gentlemen" ofthsfil’ress WALTER H USTON '61 9076271102an TALKING Qicture Coinedy “ MEET THE FAMILY ” SONGS “ OLD BLACK JOE” =0:=:ozom:=o=o==o=o=o=o l l l l l l l l l i x: s as e s w a 1 Bowling Notes son has been favorable for getting as WON pRIZE FOR ALSIKE i- i the Work done and if it continues the * we extend congratulations The following rinks. have been work laid out for 1929 should be all * to Mr. J_ “r_ pahne,‘ of Mark drawn to represent Richmond Hill construction of a macadam road will ham township who was success_ Bowling Club in the Old Boys tourna- be gone ahead with very shortly. x' fui in Winning second prize for an ‘ment which “'111 be held on Wednes- Brooksnle Road which has been in bad Aisike seed at the Canadian :day. September 11th for the W. D. shap and has been the subject of mm. =:: National Exhibition. The com_ :2: ,Scott cup; lst draw one o’clock, G. plaint'ior sometime has been graded r. petition was large and the win_ >Yerex. W. G. Baldock, Geo. Glenn, E. 1> "now in excellent shape. ning of second prize brings WT Stephens, skip, H. MacMillanii-P. riation m the councils efforts- A honor to the exhibiml. and m IAngle. A. G. Savage, G. Moodie, 5 1p, i _~ s Markham township =1: 'A. McCague. H. Sanderson, H. En- deaii. J. R. Hei'i‘ington, skip; J. Stein, W. Preyde. J. K. Agnew. G. \Villis, \ ‘_ skip; T. H. Trench. A. J. McLatchy. SHERWOOD A. A. Eden. F. J. Mansbridge, skip: The Harvest Home Services held at 'gnd draw. Gw- C‘mltmi- T- Thmns‘mv Kerswill, J. McLean, skip; \V. C FALL FLOWER SHOW Richmond Hill l’Iorticultural Society >:. ~:. i- a»: z.: :2 ~ A: -- on Saturday of this week in the arena Doors open to the public from .1 till 9 Everybody invited to zitzcnd ,. a. . a , . 1 Lion Lutheran (nurch last Sunday (- oclock. ' were well attended. The church wasisanfl’ev \V- A~ Wl‘lil‘llt- W- Riddell- N0 admifipm fee. “3],, l-pfnish_ beautifully decorated for the occasion. 11111 Belb Skip: J- A- Monkma‘ni R' E?” :iicnts will be served. I Special anthems were rendered by the idemb “v- A- Trmlt'h- Clef" L’ee' Skill; 'Memhcrs Please Note. l choir in the morning. the pastor. Rev. lDl'. J‘ P- “Tl-“‘7‘” J~ A“ Green‘ P' b” All entries must be made before! E. lieimrich. preached the SCI-mom llill. W. Ward Price, skip: F. Hoover. H _ _ Saturday morning with the Secretary] Dr. Willison. of Hamilton. a former-fl. Burnett. C. P. “119v. J. W 1‘ v11- (phoiie 152'). Exhibits must be lllt M do not have to be sacrificed before ac- {ms’ Grace Park; boys’ ILund, Jack Saigeon, Alex. Parsons; l l i will staEIe its lGih animal flower >lll:\\' ' |l\ reflected in our inert-had i'il'k‘LllLrZ-‘ Single Copy 5c , $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE I t URSDAY.‘ SEPTEMBER 5th. aple Field Dayâ€" Successful Event Theiannual Maple Field Day and Old Boys’ Re-Union was held on Sat-! urday last and was a very successful event. Among the crowd were many old boys and girls from all sections of York County and the city of Toronto, and many pleasant re-unions of old friends and acquaintances were enjoy- ed. The program of sports was ex- tensive and the prizes offered were unusually valuable and attractive. The competition in all events was keen and there were a large number of entries. As usual the softabll tournament proved a major attraction Lansing team was successful in cap- turing the premier honors in the lad- ies tournament and Thornhill was see. 1929 TALKING and SOUND 359158.133 PICTURES E SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.30 P.M. EVENINGS 7 AND 9 P. M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept. 4, 5, 6 BELLE BENNETT ._in_ My Lady’s Past ond. In the men’s tournament Will- owdale was the winning team. Horseâ€" ALL A A shoe pitching was a popular feature TALKING and there was a spirited contest for and SOUND the handsome prizes offered. The EFFECTS winners were Smith and Son, of Mal- ton with Ed. Bone and Ted Marwood second. There was a midway on the grounds which was well patronized and the refreshment booths did a rushing business. In the evening a high class concert was given and foll- owing the concert dancing was enjoy- ed. The proceeds which were very gratifying will be used to defray the cost of the new park. The prize winners were;â€"Boys, 6 and underâ€"Cordon Rumble, Fred Taylor, Douglas Smith; girls, 6 and . underâ€"Margaret Smith, Helen Cous- " 7 to IOâ€"Ed. SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sept. 7, 9, ALL TALKING TheGhOst Talks With HELEN TWELVETREES A Thrilling Mysterious Comedy COMEDY DRAMA NEWS ALSO SINGING COLORED CLASSIC 10 girls, 7 to 10â€"Jean Robinson, Jean Parks, Doris Taylor; boys, 11 to 15â€" Don Graham, John Rumble, John Banks; girls, 11 to 15â€"Verna Pirie, Jean Robinson, Nellie O’Brien; men’s, 100 yards â€" Gordon Robertson, Eric White, W. Thompson; single ladies, 100 yards â€" Helen Sinclair, Kate Currier, Edna Gough; men’s 200 yards Gordon Robertson, Murray Downey, Bill Thompson; Married ladies’, 100 yardsâ€"Mrs. E. Parsons, Mrs. Morris- .. on, Dell Jones; ladies high jump-â€"~ Mrs. E. Parsons, E. Ellacott; 1 mile, Vaughan townshipâ€"Pat. O’Gorman, George Troyer; men’s high jump â€"~ Cliff Harris, G. Robertson; 1 mile opâ€" enâ€"Richard Jones, George Ball; larg- est family on the grounds, Sam Mash- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,Sept. 11, 1213 Black Waters ALL STAR CAST ALL TALKING See and Hear this Mysterious Drama Coming Saturday, Monday. Tuesday, Sept. 14, 16, 17 The Surprise Picture of the Year. Douglas Fairbanks in The Iron Mask )‘v :‘< =I< :1: >1: >2: 3i: :5: t:- ‘.‘= 15¢ 2' inter with seven- HEADFORD * No CHANGE IN RADIAL " We welcome Miss Kirkpatrick back SITUATION: WON PRIZES A'l‘ EX. to our neighborhood, glad to hear she Reeve Lundyi 0f he‘vmarket We congratulate Deputyâ€" * had a pleasant vacation. Chlan'man 0f the Couyty mm" Reeve J/ T. Saigeon who was Miss I. Ashman, of Toronto, spent Tmtteé 0T1 tranSPOI‘taFwn When“ * one of the successful exhibitors Sunday at the home of Mrs. W. H. ' mteYVlewed by The Llhel‘al this at the Canadian National Exhi- Wellman. J week gave‘ assurance that the I bition. For his Standard Bred Mr. and Mrs. N. Brodie and Mrs. C. members 01 the C?mm1ttee_W1th : mare, Miss Chirquoisâ€"4231â€" iBrodie motored to Whitevale, SundEW- the recently appomtfed engmeer he won fourth priZe in a large N Mrs. Joe Comisky, of Detroit, is ‘Vel‘f? “'Ol'kmg St‘fadlly a_nd Dre" ' class and her two months [visiting relatives in the neighborhood. Parlng ff” anythmg “’h‘Ch may old fillv Miss Mvrtlc Wonder Miss Nora Page spent the week- 1132139“ "1 regards i119 Metm‘ ~4G4T; was awarded third end at the home of4‘Mrs. F. Clark. pOIItan Radlal “mam”? The” brize. Both mare and oolt Mr. M. Ashman returned to Toronto have been “9 new (10"810Pmerit5 ‘ were admired by those who Saturday, after spending his vacation and T10 “melal Word “1' any 17" 2: watched the judging. The colt with Mr. W. H. Wellman. timation whether or not the T. has been sold toer. Robert Mrs. Jacobs, Misses Lilly and Mary} T-C' 5131“ Stands by 115 lecom' mendation of some months ago when September 530th was men- tioned as the date of abandon- merit. Trench, of Teeswater. at the " Jacobs spent the week-end home of Mrs. F. Sloan. a Mrs. Caldwell is visiting her sister -Mrs. C. Horner. " Miss Rhoda and Mr. Freeman Barkâ€" ei‘ motored to Thornbui'y. Saturday v' 11 Miss Verna and Mr. Louis Dooks H ‘ ‘ ' ' ivlito had been visiting relatives in this WOMEN'S INSTITL FE MELTINI. neio‘hbol‘hood. The regular meeting oi the W omen s fir, and Mrs. Wes. Cnmib-ky visited Institute will be held at the home of at their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, Miss Elizabeth McLean on Thursday Coiiiiskv over the week-end. afternoon, September 12. at .i o'clock. I ,Mr. S. I}. llerbr-rt. Toronto. assistant --» v. s: :z: ;,: 2;: Among the visitors noted at the field day \vcrc; A.J.ll. Eckhardt, of of Toronto; J. Harry Naiighton, Elgin Mills; Exâ€"Wardcn James Cameron, of Weston; T. Campbell Linc, Richmond Hill; \V. J. Mitchell and N. M. Burton. 01' \Voodbridge. Mrs. J. H. and Miss M. D. Rose returned home after visiting a week with friends at Hamilton, Bur- Rose Mr. Jack llclmkay is visiting his, _ t ‘ _ . lington, llundzis, Niagara Falls. pawn“, M1,. and M”. Albert }Iohn_‘,1i,.(.,.tm.Ui-pub!”1,11,11,11”ljjrmtario Ilill“\'(’>‘11ni‘r iii the disu‘it't’ is “1‘11 km: will speak on the-subject ‘Tric Liliâ€" £1(i\'£il‘.CL‘(l and some farmers have finâ€" 511,. M. Dan} Won, the weekend in (wring my (mmrm‘n. My: JII'Crbcrt ished. Some fair crops are reported. memw has had much experience in library Rain is needed 113.1. hint and garden work and will give an iriii-nsivv lect- Lirc. As the Institute wishes to do >1)(‘<.‘i£ll work for the Richmond Hill I’uhlic members and friends are urged to attend this nicot- ‘ing. :\11>.\‘ Marion Rainer will turn. i>ll piano thll'i‘i‘DC‘l“. Mrs. White. of Toronto, spent Sunâ€" day zit the home of Mrs. C. Comisky. Miss .lctiii Eli-Donald spent. the ixver-kâ€"cnd with Miss Miii'icl (‘omiskv Liops ju:‘. now. 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